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2 Responses to “CPB Selects Public Interactive to Report Music Streaming to SoundExchange”

1. Chris K. Says:
   June 12th, 2009 at 4:02 pm

   Hi folks,

   KRFC Fort Collins currently utilizes Spinitron as a playlist generator. The station is NOT computer based, so there’s no way to automatically “read” what’s playing. How will the PI initiative affect stations like KFRC, KAFM, and KVNF all in Colorado that are currently using Spinitron?

   I am one of three administrators of the Spinitron system for KRFC, and one of the admins for KAFM in Grand Junction CO.

   chris k.

2. Phil Johnson Says:
   June 15th, 2009 at 9:09 am

   Hi Chris,

   I’m PI’s project manager for the SoundExchange reporting initiative.

   PI is already talking to Spinitron about integrating their existing SoundExchange reporting capabilities with PI’s SX reporting. It looks like PI will be able to get playlist logs directly from Spinitron for stations such as yours.

   However, PI will still need to collect guide information and streaming logs from your station in order to calculate aggregate tuning hours for each reporting period. We will be contacting you at the appropriate time to discuss how we can get those log files.

   In the meantime, please be sure - if you haven’t already - to register with the CPB and accept the SX agreement, then register with PI so we have all of your relevant contact and stream info.

   http://www.cpb.org/stations/musicrights/registration.html

   http://www.publicinteractive.com/sx-registrationform.html

   For more information be sure to bookmark PI’s new SoundExchange Reporting blog:

   http://blog.publicinteractive.com/soundexchange

   In the meantime, feel free to contact me with more questions or concerns:

   Phil Johnson
   SoundExchange Project Manager
   617.423.4499 x138
   pjohnson [at] publicinteractive [dot] com
   http://twitter.com/PhilJohnsonPI

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